Educate. Support. Inspire.
Things Unseen Theatre aims to educate our audiences about social issues, support local artists, and inspire the creative people we work with to do and be better.
Celebrating Local Artists
Things Unseen Theatre is always interested in presenting original works by local talent. We celebrate our area’s playwrights, and allow them to perform or preview their works with us. Contact us today to set up a workshop or performance of your new project.
Gruesome Playground Injuries/What Comes Next?
April 10-13, 20254
Written by: Rajiv Joseph (Gruesome Playground Injuries), Preston Pinos and Adria Schmidt (What Comes Next?)
Directed by: Preston Pinos
Gruesome Playground Injuries: "Over the course of 30 years, the lives of Kayleen and Doug intersect at the most bizarre intervals, leading the two childhood friends to compare scars and the physical calamities that keep drawing them together."
What Comes Next?: “Lizzie and Thea are college roommates, but not all is as it seems. The play follows the two characters on a journey to discover ”what comes next."
Tickets are available at the door or at https://our.show/gruesome.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS: A partnership with ALTUS Brew Pub! We're excited to announce that we are partnering with Altus Brew Pub for our production of “Gruesome Playground Injuries/What comes Next?” Here's what's brewing: Present your ticket stub at Altus Brew Pub for 15% off your meal through the end of the year! Wild Brewing Co. will have their Hazy IPA available for a donation in the Church lobby prior to the show!
Please join the cast and crew for a talkback after each performance! The cast and crew, including the playwrights of “What Comes Next?,” will be available to answer questions and discuss the plays with audiences!
Current & Upcoming Productions
Comedy. Drama. Universal Experiences. Our current season will open your eyes to new and groundbreaking experiences that may seem altogether familiar.
Past Productions
We began with Nightfall with Edgar Allan Poe in 2011, and ever since, we have been producing plays with themes and ideas that are not typically seen on smaller stages. Our past shows have explored a variety of themes intending to open our audiences' eyes to new and different social situations, lifestyles, and world views.